NBA Standings and Weekend Results Across Conferences
Summary of NBA Eastern and ABA standings with win loss records for teams like Celtics, Knicks, 76ers, Hawks, and Bulls. Weekend scores include New York 95 Cleveland 90 and Boston 104 Philadelphia 100 plus notable results in the West such as Phoenix 132 Houston 123 and Golden State 123 Seattle 101.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlanta
Houston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
K.C
Omaha
Detroit
Los Angeles
Golden State
Phoenix
Seattle
Portland
Boston
Kansas City
College Scores and Tournament Results Summary
In college play scores Arkansas beat Rice 90 to 69 while Centenary topped Arkansas State 98 to 75. UALA edged College of the Ozarks 93 to 78 as John Brown defeated Philander Smith 78 to 92. High School results include Malvern over Hope 72 to 59, Texarkana 72 over Rogers 68 and Forrest City 67 over Jacksonville 58. In county tournaments Judsonia hosted White County, Hampton hosted Big County, Hoxie hosted Lawrence County, Ravenden Springs held Randolph County, with Biggers Reno 66 Maynard 61 and other seniors.
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UALA
College of the Ozarks
School of the Ozarks
John Brown
Philander Smith
Rust
Malvern
Hope
Texarkana
Rogers
Forrest City
Jacksonville
Sports in brief from multiple venues across the globe
A roundup of short sports items: Bobby Knipple beats Mike Lem ongello for the King Louie Open title in Kansas City. Rod Milburn ties a world indoor record at 5.8 seconds in Cleveland. John Schlee wins the Hawaiian Open for $40,000 with a 273 total. Leroy Kelly and Del Unser claim a five stroke win in Puerto Rico. Bob Charles shoots 70 to win in Durban. Peter Oosterhuis posts 277 to beat Tony Jacklin in Maracaibo. Bjorn Borg wins the Scandinavian indoor open in Helsinki. Marty Riessen defeats Roscoe Tanner in Milan. Rod Laver defeats Roy Emerson in Richmond. Margaret Court defeats Kerry Melville in Bethesda. Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood win Daytona 24 hours. Frank Matich wins in Queensland.
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Kansas City
Bobby Knipple
Long Beach
Calif
Mike Lemongello
Islip
N.Y
TRACK
Cleveland
Rod Milburn
Knights of Columbus
Honolulu
John Schlee
Orville Moody
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland Browns
del Unser
Philadelphia Phillies
Durban
South Africa
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Maricaibo
Venzuela
Britain
Peter Oosterhuis
Tony Jacklin
Helsinki
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Poland
Jaczek Niedzwiecki
Milan
Italy
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Roscoe Tanner
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Richmond
Rod Laver
Roy Emerson
Bethesda
Margaret Smith Court
Australia
Kerry Melville
Daytona
Fla
Peter Gregg
Hurley Haywood
Jacksonville
Queensland
Frank Matich
Repco Matich
Graham McRae
Innsbruck Wins 1976 Winter Olympics Bid
In Lausanne the IOC awarded Innsbruck Austria the 1976 Winter Games over Lake Placid Chamonix and Tampere. Rev Bernard Fell led a four day plea from Lake Placid supporters but failed to sway the committee. Innsbruck previously hosted the 1964 Games and featured intact facilities.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Bernard Fell
International
United Methodist Church
Lake Placid
United States
IOC
Chamonix
France
Tampere
Finland
Wildcats of the SWC surge as Baylor shocks Tech
Baylor guard Steve Dallas sinks four pressure free throws in the final 74 seconds to defeat Texas Tech 66-57, tying SMU and Tech at 5-1 in the SWC race. SMU beats Texas A&M, while Arkansas crushes Rice and Baylor edge Rice later. Texas falls to 1-5 after SMU win.
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Denner
Freeman
Associated Press
Baylor
Steve Dallas
Texas Tech
Dallas
Red Raiders
Southern Methodist
Texas
Mustangs
Arkansas
Texas A&m
Tech
SMU
Moody Coliseum
Rice
TCU
Sition
Lena Marrs McLean Gym
Clarke reaches 100 NHL goal in tie with Bruins
Philadelphia captain Bobby Clarke, 23, netted his 100th NHL goal as the Flyers tied Boston 2-2, tightening their hold on second in the West. Other scores included New York Rangers 6-0 over Atlanta and Montreal 6-1 over California.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bobby Clarke
Philadelphia Flyers
Clarke
Flyers
Boston
Bruins
New York Rangers
Atlanta
Buffalo
New York Islanders
Detroit
Vancouver
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
California
NHL
Los Angeles
Vancover
Toronto
World Hockey Association
New York
Quebec
Cleveland
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Berta
New England
Houston
Bill Barber
Bill Flett
Gary Dornhoefer
Greg Sheppard
Ken Hodge
Rangers
Phil Murs
Flames
Pete Stemkowski
Jacques Lemaire
Montréal
Lemaire
Chico Maki
Jim Pappin
Dan Maloney
Nets rookie Taylor sparks big ABA win over Conquistadors
Rookie Brian Taylor poured in 32 points with 9 rebounds 9 assists and 3 steals as the New York Nets defeated San Diego 104 102 in ABA action. Taylor 13 of 21 from the field helped spark a 35 point third period that put the Nets ahead to stay.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Dean Tolson
Arkansas
Rice
Owls
Tolson
Roger Spears
Razorbacks
Doug Campbell
Campbell
Martin Terry
Hogs
Perry Gaudet
Dennis White
Don Knodel
Lanny van Eman
Pat Foster
Lanny
Knodel
Halfcourt
van Eman
Associated Press
Brian Taylor
New York Nets
Taylor
Nets
American Basketball Association
San Diego Conquistadors
Carolina
Kentucky
Denver
Memphis
Indiana
Utah
Princeton
Virginia
Dallas
Utah Stars
Boston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Chicago
Milwaukee
Houston
Buffalo
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Rockets
Memphis Tams
Jabali
Carolina Cougar
Larry Brown
Colonels
Cougars
Brown
Billy Cunningham
The
Daytona 24 Hours: Gregg and Haywood Win Surprise Victory
Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood guided a Porsche Carrera to an unexpected Daytona triumph. They averaged 111 mph around the 3.81 mile circuit as rival Mirages and a Matra suffered mechanical woes before Donohue and Follmer’s Porsche retired at midrace.
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F.T. Macfeely
Associated Press
Daytona Beach
Fla
Peter Gregg
Hurley Haywood
Gregg
Jacksonville
Francois Cevert
Henri Pescarolo
le Mans
Matra
Haywood
Indianapolis
Mark Donohue
George Follmer
George Allen Reflects After 1972 Super Bowl Loss
In the wake of a tough defeat, Washington coach George Allen defends his preparation and dedication. He vows to review his defensive schemes with four green notebooks as he contemplates the 1973 season, remaining decorous and focused despite the loss.
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LOS Angeles
NEA
Washington
George Allen
Allen
Miami
George
Woody Hayes
Bill Kilmer
Kilmer
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Mewsrpafer Enterprise Assn
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